Oklahoma Christian University - Aerie Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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as 4 0 x -. 'Jw fflfq f'AX..t4 176 Newspaper boasts of new, exciting articles The responsibility of producing the cam- pus newspaper fell on the Talon staff. The students gave much of their valuable time to bring the latest campus news to the students. This year the newspaper carried the KOCC top ten survey, Just Kidding column and editorials on Biblical and national issues. Charles Branch served his second year as editor. 1. TALON STAFF: Markus Whittington, Lisa Burley, Kathy Hickman, Benda Blith, 'Charles Branch, Mike Baldwin, Robin Acker, Scott Steward, Julie Priese, Ike Wilson, Kay Potburgh, Susan Hammond, Terri Mires, Sharon Smith. 2. OFFICERS: Charles Branch, Teri Mires, Robin Acker. 17 N 'N lv! 1 - 5.5

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KCCC broadcasts, holds marathons,game news Broadcasting from 7 am until 12 mid- night, KOCC gave mass communica- tion students plenty of practice. Located at 850 on the dial, the station held 24 hour marathons, gave away t-shirts, albums, and a cassett recorder. They brought music to the carrols and the news of out-of-town basketball games, even though temporarily shut down due to a broken transmitter. 1. OFFICERS: Row 1 - Steve Wagner, Joe Phearson, Ann Calvert, Dr. Rayburn, Less Reed. Row 2 - Gary Noske, Ken Sifford, Danny Henderson, Jerry Buckley. 2. KOCC: Row l - Tyron Henderson, Barry Stokes, Steve Wagner, Joe Phearson, Les Reed, Rick Prugh, Danny Henderson, Ann Calvert. Row 2 - Jerome Gar- rison, Phil Crews, Guy Jackson, Mike Kumor, Kevin Kell, Gary Noske, Ken Sifford, Larry Red- man, Dr. Rayburn. Row 3 - Issac Sandifer, Jerry Buckley, Lisa Grady, Larry Stevens, Jerry Mayl, Joe Faust, John Elliot, Mark Freeman, Cynthia Phagan, Dawn Owens, Rhonda Conner, Lisa Barley. i ip. , ,,,